Janis Joplin - 1967-04-25 - San Francisco, CA (SBD)

Janis Joplin

with Big Brother & The Holding Company

1967-04-25

KQED-FM Studios

San Francisco, CA

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Down On Me

02. Cuckoo

03. In The Hall Of The Mountain King

04. Blow My Mind

05. Ball And Chain

06. Light Is Faster Than Sound

Janis Joplin - 1967-04-25 - San Francisco, CA (SBD)

Janis Joplin entered the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame in 1995, the year that the induction of Led Zeppelin overshadowed everyone else. Melissa Etheridge made the induction speech and performed Piece of My Heart in hinor of Janis.

This soundboard recording captures Janis in San Francisco on April 25, 1967, 59 years ago today.  Just a few weeks later, she would take the rock world by storm with her performance at the Monerey Pop Festival.

Jimi Hendrix - 1967-04-10 - London, UK (FM)

Jimi Hendrix Experience

1967-04-10 

Monday, Monday program

BBC Playhouse Theatre

London, UK

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Purple Haze

02. Foxy Lady

Jimi Hendrix - 1967-04-10 - London, UK (FM)

The Jimi Hendrix Expereince (Hendrix, Mitch Mitchell, and Noel Redding) was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame in 1992. Also in that class were Bobby "Blue" Bland, Booker T. and the M.G.'s, Johnny and Sam & Dave, just to name a few. Neil Young, who inducted Hendrix, performeed All Along The Watchtower, with help from fellow guitar gods Jimmy Page, Robbie Robertson, The Edge, Santana, & Keith Richards, in honor of Jimi. 

This BBC-FM broadcast captures Hendrix in London on April 10, 1967, 59 years ago today, playing two live tracks for the Monday, Monday program. Just two months later, Jimi would make his legendary appearance at Monterrey Pop, which included lighting his guitar on fire!

Grateful Dead - 1967-03-18 - San Francisco, CA (SBD)

Grateful Dead
1967-03-18
Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

1st Set:
01. Me And My Uncle
02. Next Time You See Me
03. He Was A Friend Of Mine
04. Smokestack Lightnin'
05. Morning Dew
06. It Hurts Me Too
07. Beat It On Down The Line
08. Dancin' In The Streets

2nd Set:
01. Golden Road To Unlimited Devotion
02. Cream Puff War
03. The Same Thing
04. Cold Rain And Snow
05. Viola Lee Blues
06. Death Don't Have No Mercy

Grateful Dead - 1967-03-18 - San Francisco, CA (SBD)

1960s - #5: On March 17, 1967, the Grateful Dead released their self titled debut album, one of a host of incredible first albums from that legendary year. The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, Traffic, Janis Joplin, and the Jefferson Airplane (with Grace Slick) also released their debut discs that year. Even then, however, the Dead were far more about what transpired on stage than in the studio. The day after their album hit record stores, March 18, 1967, 59 years ago this very day, the Dead found themselves at Winterland in their home town of San Francisco. Per the Day Of The Dead website, this soundboard recording, is a "quintessential, elemental piece of raw, primal Dead that just cannot be missed."  The show also features one of the only two available live recording of the tune Golden Road To Unlimited Devotion.  Download this one, then while you listen, read more about it here.

Van Morrison - 1967-03-09 - Deventer, Netherlands (SBD)

Van Morrison 

with The Blizzards

1967-03-09 

Deventer Buitensociëteit

Deventer, Netherlands 

Soundboard Recording

320 kbpos

Artwork Included

01. announcer intro

02. One More Time

03. announcer song intro

04. If You And I Could Be As Two

05. announcer song intro

06. Gloria

07. announcer song intro

08. Hey Girl

09. announcer song intro

10. Sad Eyes

11. Mystic Eyes

Van Morrison - 1967-03-09 - Deventer, Netherlands (SBD)

1960s - #2: Van Morrison's legendary career began in April 1964 as part of the band, Them. The band scored two UK hits in 1965 with Baby, Please Don't Go at #10 and Here Comes the Night at #2  The latter song and Mystic Eyes were both Top 40 hits in the US. Of course, the band's most well known tune, and one Van the Man stills plays in concert today, over a half century later, was Gloria.  Van left Them in late 1966, embarking on a solo career   This soundboard recording captures him backed by the The Blizzards, in the Netherlands, on March 9, 1967, just 59 years ago today and just about 3 weeks before he went into studio in New York, where he would record what still might be his most well know song, Brown Eyed Girl.

Cream - 1967-03-07 - Stockholm, Sweden (SBD)

Cream

1967-03-07

Konserthuset 

Stockholm, Sweden

Spidnboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. N.S.U.

02. Stepping Out

03. Train Time

04. Toad

05. I'm So Glad

Cream - 1967-03-07 - Stockholm, Sweden (SBD)

1960s - #1:  As 1967 began, Cream picked up where they left off at the end of 1966, playing a series of clubs and colleges across the United Kingdom. Amazingly, while the band had been together since July 1966, they had played only 1 show - on December 17, 1966 in Paris - outside their home country. All that would change in late February, when they launched their first European Tour, followed by their first U.S. shows in March. Cream would become a world wide phenomenon, which ironically, would become the source of their eventual breakup just over a year later. In early 1967, however, Clapton, Baker and Bruce were in peak form, enjoying their new partnership and creating a sound unlike anything heard prior. This soundboard recording captures them in Stockholm on March 7, 1967, 59 years ago today and just 3 weeks prior to their first American shows.

Jefferson Airplane - 1967-02-06 - San Francisco, CA (SBD)

Jefferson Airplane

1967-02-06

Fillmore Auditorium 

San Francisco, CA

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Don't Let Me Down 

02. Tobacco Road  

03. Runnin' Round This World  

04. High Flyin' Bird  

05. My Best Friend  

06. Come Back Baby   

07. In Between Ditty  

08. Bringing Me Down 

09. It's No Secret  

Jefferson Airplane - 1967-02-06 - San Francisco, CA (SBD)

Airplane 1967 - Back to Back - #5: As promised yesterday, here's the final part of our 5 segment Back To Back set featuring the Jefferson Airplane at the Fillmore in 1967.  This one is a soundboard recording from February 6, 1967, 59 years ago today. 

Jefferson Airplane - 1967-02-05 - San Francisco, CA (late) (SBD)

Jefferson Airplane
1967-02-05
Late Show
Fillmore Auditorium 
San Francisco, CA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. The Other Side Of This Life
02. Let's Get Together
03. Let Me In
04. And I Like It
05. White Rabbit
06. Plastic Fantastic Lover
07. She Has Funny Cars

Jefferson Airplane - 1967-02-05 - San Francisco, CA (late) (SBD)

Airplane 1967 - Back to Back - #4: As promised earlier today, here's part 4 of our 5 segment Back To Back set featuring the Jefferson Airplane at the Fillmore in 1967.  This one is a soundboard recording from the late show from February 5, 1967, 59 years ago today. Download this one, then come back tomorrow for the final part of this Back To Back Set.

Jefferson Airplane - 1967-02-05 - San Francisco, CA (early) (SBD)

Jefferson Airplane

1967-02-05

Early Show

Fillmore Auditorium 

San Francisco, CA

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. She Has Funny Cars (Incomplete)

02. Bringing Me Down

03. High Flyin' Bird

04. White Rabbit

05. Come Back Baby

06. Runnin' Round This World

07. Tobacco Road

08. Run Around

09. It's No Secret

Jefferson Airplane - 1967-02-05 - San Francisco, CA (early) (SBD)

Airplane 1967 - Back to Back - #3: As promised yesterday, here's part 3 of our 5 segment Back To Back set featuring the Jefferson Airplane at the Fillmore in 1967.  This one is a soundboard recording from the early show from February 5, 1967, 59 years ago today. Download this one, then come back later today and tomorrow for parts 4 and 5 of this Back To Back Set.

Jefferson Airplane - 1967-02-04 - San Francisco, CA (late) (SBD)

Jefferson Airplane

1967-02-04

Late Show

Fillmore Auditorium 

San Francisco, CA

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. The Other Side Of This Life

02. Let's Get Together

03. White Rabbit

04. Come Back Baby

05. My Best Friend

06. Somebody To Love

07. Fat Angel

08. High Flyin' Bird

09. She Has Funny Cars

Jefferson Airplane - 1967-02-04 - San Francisco, CA (late) (SBD)

Airplane 1967 - Back to Back - #2: As promised earlier today, here's part 2 of our 5 segment Back To Back set featuring the Jefferson Airplane at the Fillmore in 1967.  This one is a soundboard recording from the late show from February 4, 1967, 59 years ago today. Download this one, then come back twice tomorrow and then the next day for parts 3 to 5 of this Back To Back Set.

Jefferson Airplane - 1967-02-04 - San Francisco, CA (early) (SBD)

Jefferson Airplane

1967-02-04

Early Show

Fillmore Auditorium 

San Francisco, CA

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Gov. Ronald Reagan film

02. Somebody to Love

03. Get Together

04. Let Me In

05. This Is My Life

06. White Rabbit

07. Plastic Fantastic Lover

08. She Has Funny Cars

09. Instrumental

10. 3/5th's Of A Mile In 10 Seconds

11. Fat Angel

Jefferson Airplane - 1967-02-04 - San Francisco, CA (early) (SBD)

Airplane 1967 - Back to Back - #1: In late 1966, the Jefferson Airplane recruited Grace Slick, and the rest, as they say, is history. Over the course of the next 6 months, the Airplane took center stage as one of the leading bands of the new psychedelic rock movement that emerged from San Francisco. Their breakthrough album, Surrealistic Pillow, produced by the Dead's Jerry Garcia, and released in February 1967, spawned two huge hits, Somebody To Love and White Rabbit. The Airplane played at the Human Be-In in January and then at the Monterrey Pop Festival in June, helping inaugurate the Summer of Love, in which thousands of young people converged on the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco. The year 1967 was as one of those transcendent moments in rock history, with debut albums from Grateful Dead, The Doors and Jimi Hendrix, as well the release on June 1 of what many folks believe is the greatest album of all time, Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band by the Beatles. The Airplane were an integral part of this musical revolution. This soundboard recording, from February 4, 1967, 59 years ago today, captures them during the early show at the Fillmore on their home turf in San Francisco just as they began their rise to national prominence. Download this one, then come back later today, twice tomorrow, and the next day for parts 2 to 5 of this Back To Back Set.

Grateful Dead & Jefferson Airplane - 1967-08-05 - Toronto, Canada (SBD)

Grateful Dead &

Jefferson Airplane

1967-08-05

O'Keefe Center

Toronto, Canada

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

Grateful Dead - Early Show

01. Deep Elem Blues

02. Cold Rain and Snow

03. Big Boss Man

04. That's It For The Other One* 

05. Tuning & Stage Banter

06. I Know You Rider 

Grateful Dead - Evening Show

01. Stage Banter & Tuning

02. Dancing In The Streets

03. Stage Banter & Tuning

04. Morning Dew

05. It Hurts Me Too

06. Cold Rain And Snow

07. Stage Banter & Tuning

08. Turn On Your Lovelight

Jefferson Airplane

01. White Rabbit

02. Bringing Me Down

03. High Flying Bird

04. She Has Funny Cars

05. Come Back Baby

06. It's No Secret

07. Other Side Of This Life

08. Get Together

09. Let Me In

10. Today

11, Introduction

12. Go To Her

13. Jam

14. 3/5 of a Mile In  10 Seconds

15. Fat Angel

16. Somebody To Love

Grateful Dead & Jefferson Airplane - 1967-08-05 - Toronto, Canada (SBD)

As promised yesterday, here's another post featuring the Dead and Jefferson Airplane on tour togther in Toronto in 1967.  This one is a soundboard recording from August 5, 1967, 58 years ago today.  Thanks to a recently dioscovered tape, we have both the Dead's early and late shows, as we well as an entire set from the Airplane.

Grateful Dead & Jefferson Airplane - 1967-08-04 - Toronto, Canada (SBD)

Grateful Dead & Jefferson Airplane
1967-08-04
O'Keefe Centre
Toronto, Canada
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

Grateful Dead:
01.  New Potato Caboose         
02.  Viola Lee Blues      

  
Jefferson Airplane:
03.  She Has Funny Cars         
04.  Bringing Me Down           
05.  High Flying Bird           
06.  White Rabbit              
07.  Come Back Baby             
08.  Runnin' 'Round This World  
09.  Tobacco Road              
10.  Run Around                
11.  It's No Secret             

Grateful Dead & Jefferson Airplane - 1967-08-04 - Toronto, Canada (SBD)

It was billed as the summer of love. In the wake of the Monterrey Pop Festival in June 1967, the flower power generation and psychedelic rock music, both of which had become synonymous with San Francisco, were firmly embedded in the public consciousness. On July 7, Time Magazine featured a cover story entitled, The Hippies: The Philosophy of a Subculture. It is estimated that around 100,000 people traveled to San Francisco in the summer of 1967. The media was right behind them, casting a spotlight on the Haight-Ashbury district. Albums such as Sgt. Pepper's by the Beatles and Surrealistic Pillow from San Francisco's own Jefferson Airplane, with their vivid imagery and allusions to drug use, climbed to the top of the Billboard charts. Ever the sharp eyed promoter, Bill Graham took the Airplane and Grateful Dead on tour across the US and into Canada, billing the shows as "Bill Graham Presents The San Francisco Scene" in order to capitalize on the attention that the city of the Golden Gate Bridge had been receiving. The 2 bands played Toronto from July 31 to August 5. This soundboard recording captures part of the Grateful Dead's set and the entire Jefferson airplane performance from August 4, 1967, 58 years ago today. Stop back tomorrow for a 2nd installment from this joint tour. 

The connections between Jerry Garcia/Grateful Dead and the Jefferson Airplane go far beyond their 1967 visit to Canada. As mentioned above, both the Dead and the Airplne emerged from the San Francisco scene in 1965 and would be leading lights of psychedelic rock. The 2 bands would headline the Human Be-in on January 14, 1967 in Golden Gate Park, a concert which put San Francisco’s counter culture on the map and served as a prelude to the Summer Of Love.  The Airplane and Dead also performed at Monterrey Pop in June 1967, and at Woodstock in August 1969. In fact, the 2 bands shared the same bill quite frequently, with Deadbase listing 50 such concerts from 1965 to 1970. Who knows how many more undocumented pairings also took place?   In 1967, as the Grateful Dead were working on their debut album, Jerry Garcia also spent time helping the Airplane produce their landmark 2nd album, Surrealistic Pillow. Garcia in fact, was the source of the album’s title, when he mentioned that, as a whole, the album sounded "as surrealistic as a pillow is soft." Although RCA, the Airplane’s record company would not acknowledge Garcia's considerable contributions to the album with a "Producer" credit, he is listed as "spiritual advisor."  

KHJ Radio 2nd Annual Appreciation Concert - 1967-04-29 - Hollywood, CA (FM)

KHJ Radio Second Annual Appreciation Concert

featuring Buffalo Springfield, The Supremes, The 5th Dimesion & More

1967-04-29 

Hollywood Bowl

Hollywood, CA

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

Buffalo Springfield

01. talk by Gary Mack 

02. Pay The Price 

03. talk

04. Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing 

05. For What It's Worth 

06. Mr. Soul 

07. talk by Gary Mack 

5th Dimension

08. talk by Johnny Williams 

09. It's Not Unusual 

10. Go Where You Wanna Go 

11. On Broadway 

12. talk 

13. Up, Up And Away

14. The Beat Goes

 

Brenda Holloway

15. talk by Bobby Tripp 

16. Happy Together > Sunny 

17. talk 

18. Just Look What You've Done

19. Every Little Bit Hurts 

The Seeds

20. talk by Humble Harve 

21. talk 

22. Tripmaker

23. talk 

24. Pushin' Too Hard 

25. talk 

26. Mr. Farmer 

27. talk 

28. Up In Her Room

29. talk 

30. Can't Seem To Make You Mine 

31. talk by Humble Harve 

Johnny Rivers

32. talk by Johnny Mitchell 

33. Seventh Son 

34. California Dreamin' 

35. Mountain Of Love 

36. Do What You Gotta Do 

37. The Tracks Of My Tears 

38. talk 

39. Baby, I Need Your Lovin' 

40. Memphis, Tennessee 

41. talk 

42. Poor Side Of Town

43. talk 

44. Secret Agent Man 

The Supremes

45. talk by Don Steele

46. You Keep Me Hangin' On 

47. Stop In The Name Of Love > Come See About Me > My World Is Empty Without You > Baby Love 

48. Michelle 

49. More (Theme from Mondo Cane)

50. talk 

51. Back In My Arms Again 

52. talk 

53. Love Is Here And Now You're Gone 

54. Yesterday 

55. You Can't Hurry Love 

56. talk 

57. talk by Berry Gordy 

58. talk 

59. The Happening 

60. Somewhere 

61. I Hear A Symphony 

62. talk 

63. You Send Me > For Sentimental Reasons > Cupid > Chain Gang > Bring It On Home To Me > Shake 

64. talk by Gary Mack 

KHJ 2nd Annual Appreciation Concert - 1967-04-29 - Hollywood, CA (FM)

1960s - #6: Last year, we brought you the Bufalo Springfield portion of this concert.  This year, thanks to an assist from the blog, Albums That Should Exist, we have an FM Broadcast of tne entire show from April 29, 1967, 4 dozen years ago today, at the Hollywood Bowl, including the sets from the %th Dimension, Brenda Holloway, The Seeds, Johnny Rivers and The Supremes. Please not - the sound quality isn;t perfect - some tracks have a bit of a squeal to them.  That said, the historice nature of this show made it a must to post.

Cream - 1967-04-22 - London, UK (SBD)

Cream

1967-04-22

Ricky Tick Club

London, UK

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Sunshine Of Your Love

02. Lawdy Mama

03. Sweet Wine

04. Rollin & Tumblin'

05. Spoonful

06. Sitting On Top Of The World

07. Toad

Cream - 1967-04-22 - London, UK (SBD)

1960s - #5: In March of 1967, Cream made their first US appearance, playing 9 shows at the RKO Theater in NY as part of radio DJ Murray the K’s "Music in the 5th Dimension" concert series. They then went into the studio in NY to record their second album, Disraeli Gears, which, when released in November, would hit #4 on the US Billboard charts. Disraeli Gears featured Cream classics such as Sunshine Of Your Love, Strange Brew, SWLABR and Tales of Brave Ulysses. This soundboard recording finds them back home in London after that recording session, playing the Ricky Tick Club on April 22, 1967, 58 years ago today.  The band provides a preview of  Disraeli Gears, playing Sunshine of Your Love to open the show.

The Byrds - 1967-02-28 - Stockholm, Sweden (FM)

The Byrds

1967-02-28

Radiohuset, Studio 4

Stockholm, Sweden 

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Introduction

02. Hey Joe

03. Introduction

04. My Back Pages

05. Introduction

06. Mr. Tambourine Man

07. Introduction

08. He Was A Friend of Mine

09. Introduction

10. So You Want To Be A Rock N' Roll Star

11. Introduction

12. Roll Over Beethoven

The Byrds - 1967-02-28 - Stockholm, Sweden (FM)

On February 6, 1967, The Byrds released their 4th studio album, entitled Younger Than Yesterday. The album peaked at #24 on the Billboard charts in the US and reached #37 on the UK Charts.  The album spawned 2 top 40 singles, So You Want to Be a Rock 'n' Roll Star which reached #29 and My Back pages, which climbed to #30.  The disc would be the last that David Crosby played on, as he was fired from the band later that year.  The FM broadcast captures The Byrds in Stockholm promoting Younger Than Yesterday, on February 28, 1967, 58 years ago today.  Note - date on artwork is incorrect.

Grateful Dead - 1967-10-22 - San Francisco, CA (SBD)

Grateful Dead 

1967-10-22

Winterland Arena

San Francisco, CA

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Morning Dew

02. New Potato Caboose

03. It Hurts Me Too

04. Cold Rain And Snow

05. Turn On Your Lovelight

06. Beat It On Down The Line

07. That's It For The Other One

Grateful Dead - 1967-10-22 - San Francisco, CA (SBD)

1960s - #4: On March 17, 1967, the Grateful Dead released their self titled debut disc, one of the numeorus hiostoriuc albums, such as Sgt. Peppers, Surrelaistic Pillow, Are You Experienced, The Doors, Disreali Gears, etc., that make that year legendary in music history.  The Dead, however, were cfar more about live performances than studio work. This soundboard recording captures the band at n San Francisco on October 22, 1967, playing their unique, unmatched brand of psychedelic muisc, giving a hint at where they would evolve to by the time 1969's "Live Dead" album would  be released.  The set includes the first ever version of That's It For The Other One, which become a launch pad for the band's explorations into space for the next 30 years!

The Doors - 1967-10-11 - Danbury, CT (SBD)

The Doors

1967-10-17

Danbury High School, 

Danbury, CT

Soundboard/PA Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. announcements  

02. Moonlight Drive (includes Horse Latitudes)  

03. Money  

04. Break On Through  

05. Backdoor Man  

xx. People Are Strange (omitted - officially released)

06. Crystal Ship  

07. Wake Up! >  

08. Light My Fire  

09. The End  

The Doors - 1967-10-11 - Danbury, CT (SBD)

1960s - #2:  For The Doors, the year 1967 began with the release in January of their self-titled debut album. The album would steadily rise up the charts, eventually reaching the #2 position, thanks to the single Light My Fire, released in April, which would make it all the way to the top spot! In September, the band released their 2nd album, Strange Days, which went to #3 on the billboard charts. While the album didn’t yield a single as successful as Light My Fire, both People Are Strange and Love Me Two Times made it into the Billboard Top 25. Also that month, The Doors gave a memorable performance of Light My Fire on The Ed Sullivan Show. Before the September 17 show, network executives asked that the word “higher” be removed in favor of "better." While the group initially agreed, once the band hit the stage, Jim Morrison left the original lyric in place. A furious Ed Sullivan canceled another six appearances that had been planned, banning The Doors from the show forever.  Two top 5 albums, a number 1 single, a legnedary if notorious appearance of Ed Sullivan - what more could you expect from a band's debut year.  How about  a concert at a high school?  The band was supposed to play at Western Connecticut State University, but due to construction at the college's auditorium, the show was moved to Danbury High.  Some 2,000 people packed into the 1,200 seat high school auditorium to hear The Doors, with the school principle having to remind folks not to smoke!  You can read more about that noght here.  Ths soundboard recording  - please note, its not perfect - captures that hard to believe night in Danbury on October 11, 1967, 57 years ago today.

Buffalo Springfield - 1967-08-11 - Huntington Beach CA (SBD)

Buffalo Springfield

1967-08-11

Teen & Twenty Club

Huntington Beach, CA

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

1st Set:

01. Pay The Price

02. Nobody’s Fool

03. Nowadays Clancy Can’t Even Sing

04. Rock And Roll Woman

05. My Kind Of Love

06. For What It’s Worth

07. Bluebird

2nd Set:

08. Mr. Soul

09. Go And Say Goodbye

10. Hung Upside Down

11. Midnight Hour

12. Do I Have To Come Right Out And Say It

13. Leave

Buffalo Springfield - 1967-08-11 - Huntington Beach CA (SBD)

Buffalo Springfield had broken up well before Woodstock, but its members are tied to the festival in countless ways. Both Neil Young and Stephen Stills, of course, played at Woodstock as part of CSNY. David Crosby, who sat in for Neil during the Springfield's set at Monterrey Pop, also hit the stage at Woodstock as part of CSNY.  Richie Furay and Jim Messina, who left the Springfield to form Poco, missed Woodstock when their new band turned down an invitation to play at the festival!  Instead, Poco played at a Long Beach high school because the pay was higher! 

In any event, this soundboard recording captures Buffalo Springfield 2 years before Woodstock, on in Huntington Beach on August 11, 1967, 57 years ago today. In keeping with the Springfield tradition of constant fights between band members, while Stephen Stills, Richie Furay, Dewey Martin and Bruce Palmer were all present and accounted for, Doug Hastings sat in for Neil Young at this show.  Neil had left the band in early spring after a dispute with Stephen. Ironically, the next day, Buffalo Springfield had a 2nd show in Huntington, and Neil was back on stage, with the band unceremoniously dumping Hastings.

Buffalo Springfield - 1967-04-29 - Hollywood, CA (SBD)

Buffalo Springfield 

1967-04-29 

Hollywood Bowl

Hollywood, CA

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. DJ intro, band hellos, radio mic noise

02. Pay The Price

03. Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing

04. For What It's Worth

05. Mr. Soul

06. DJ outro

Buffalo Springfield - 1967-04-29 - Hollywood, CA (SBD)

1960s - #6: Neil Young, Stephen Stills, Richie Furay, Dewy Martin, Bruce Palmer and Jim Messina. Six historic rock names who came together for all too brief a period to produce some of rock's finest music, only to break apart to spawn a dozen more rock legends. For a group that barely lasted 3 years, Buffalo Springfield has one of the most impressive legacies of any rock and roll band. Their 3 albums included such classics as Mr. Soul, Burned, Sit Down I Think I Love You, Bluebird, Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing, Special Care, Kind Woman and, of course, For What Its Worth. From the ashes of their break up arose such groups as CSN/CSNY, Poco, Loggins & Messina and Souther-Hillman-Furay band, not to mention the historic solo careers of Neil Young and Stephen Stills. This soundboard recording captures, Buffalo Springfield on April 29, 1967, 57 years ago today, at the Hollywood Bowl, on a bill headlined by The Supremes! NOTE AS OF MAY 6 - for those seeking the rest of the concert, it was just posted here

Rolling Stones - 1967-04-11 - Paris, France (SBD)

Rolling Stones

1967-04-11

The Olympia

Paris, France 

Soundboard Recordings

320 Kbps

Artwork Included

01. Paint It Black

02. Under My Thumb

03. Ruby Tuesday

04. Get Off Of My Cloud > Yesterday Papers

05. 19th Nervous Breakdown

06. Lady Jane

07. Let's Spend The Night Together

08. Going Home > Satisfaction

Rolling Stones - 1967-04-11 - Paris, France (SBD)

1960s - #2: On January 20, 1967, the Stones released the album Between The Buttons in the UK. The US edition would not be released until February with a different list of tracks.  Ironically, the US edition contained the 2 songs that would become the most well known from the album - Ruby Tuesday which topped the US charts, and Lets Spend The Night Together, which would the Stones would play on the Ed Sullivan show with the lyrics changed to "lets spend some time togegther" to appease the host's concerns about the approproayeness of the song for fsmily TV audiences. This soundboard recording captures the Stones on tour in Europe in support of the album, in Paris on April 11, 1967, 57 years ago today.